The coronation is getting a 21st-century upgrade. Buckingham Palace has rolled out an official emoji to celebrate the crowning of King Charles III. The regal motif takes design cues from the ...

Millions of us will be glued to our televisions on Saturday as we watch King Charles III be coronated at Westminster Abbey. But this isn't the only way you can celebrate the occasion using your ...

In digital communication, where visual information often conveys key ideas in memorable, pithy and fun ways, emoji is king. And as our world has changed due to COVID-19, new ways of deploying emoji ...

If you use Twitter, you'll notice a new emoji gracing your feed today, in the form of a majestic crown. Buckingham Palace has released an official emoji today to celebrate the coronation of King ...

A new special crown emoji has been created to mark King Charles' coronation, Buckingham Palace has announced. The design is a cartoon version of the solid gold St Edward's Crown with purple velvet cap ...

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The design is a cartoon version of the solid gold St Edward's Crown with purple velvet cap, which will be used during the ceremony itself. The emoji will appear automatically on social media platform ...